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2011-06-29T20:35:29Z
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  == tutkdockwidget.cpp ==   == tutkdockwidget.cpp ==
    
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  #include "tutkdockwidget.h"   #include "tutkdockwidget.h"
    
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  == kdockwidget.h ==   == kdockwidget.h ==
    
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  #ifndef _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_   #ifndef _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_
  #define _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_   #define _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_



Dhaumann: who is I :) just us the talk-page.
2007-06-10T20:32:54Z
who is I :) just us the talk-page.

				
				
				
				
			
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  The first confusing part about making docking windows is that you need to subclass {{class|KDockMainWindow|kdelibs|3.5}} rather than {{class|KMainWindow|kdelibs|3.5}} for your KDE application. In addition to converting over to KDockMainWindow, you will need to create two dock widget in order to notice any docking windows. In the example you will notice that one dock widget becomes the station for the other docking widget.   The first confusing part about making docking windows is that you need to subclass {{class|KDockMainWindow|kdelibs|3.5}} rather than {{class|KMainWindow|kdelibs|3.5}} for your KDE application. In addition to converting over to KDockMainWindow, you will need to create two dock widget in order to notice any docking windows. In the example you will notice that one dock widget becomes the station for the other docking widget.
−  
− '''Note:''' If you find this explanation incorrect please let me know.  
    
  [[Image:Docked.gif]]   [[Image:Docked.gif]]



Pino: the code it for qt3/kde3, so makr the code snippets as such, and add the links to the two kde3 classes
2007-06-06T09:42:02Z
the code it for qt3/kde3, so makr the code snippets as such, and add the links to the two kde3 classes

				
				
				
				
			
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  This tutorial shows examples on how to create docking widgets that dock to your main application.   This tutorial shows examples on how to create docking widgets that dock to your main application.
    
− The first confusing part about making docking windows is that you need to subclass KDockMainWindow rather than KMainWindow for your KDE application. In addition to converting over to KDockMainWindow, you will need to create two dock widget in order to notice any docking windows. In the example you will notice that one dock widget becomes the station for the other docking widget. + The first confusing part about making docking windows is that you need to subclass {{class|KDockMainWindow|kdelibs|3.5}} rather than {{class|KMainWindow|kdelibs|3.5}} for your KDE application. In addition to converting over to KDockMainWindow, you will need to create two dock widget in order to notice any docking windows. In the example you will notice that one dock widget becomes the station for the other docking widget.
    
  '''Note:''' If you find this explanation incorrect please let me know.   '''Note:''' If you find this explanation incorrect please let me know.
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  4. Name the Application '''tutKDockWidget'''   4. Name the Application '''tutKDockWidget'''
    
− 5. Copy and paste the following files over '''tutKDockWidget.cpp''' and '''tutKDockWidget.h''' + 5. Copy and paste the following files over '''{{path|tutKDockWidget.cpp}}''' and '''{{path|tutKDockWidget.h}}'''
    
  == tutkdockwidget.cpp ==   == tutkdockwidget.cpp ==
    
− <code cppqt> + <code cppqt3>
  #include "tutkdockwidget.h"   #include "tutkdockwidget.h"
    
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  == kdockwidget.h ==   == kdockwidget.h ==
    
− <code cppqt> + <code cppqt3>
  #ifndef _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_   #ifndef _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_
  #define _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_   #define _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_



Dhaumann: move category to bottom
2007-06-06T08:36:14Z
move category to bottom

				
				
				
				
			
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  5. Copy and paste the following files over '''tutKDockWidget.cpp''' and '''tutKDockWidget.h'''   5. Copy and paste the following files over '''tutKDockWidget.cpp''' and '''tutKDockWidget.h'''
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− [[Category:KDE3]]  
    
  == tutkdockwidget.cpp ==   == tutkdockwidget.cpp ==
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  #endif // _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_   #endif // _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_
  </code>   </code>
  + 
  + 
  + [[Category:KDE3]]



Tampakrap: /* Dock Widget Tutorial */
2007-06-06T03:30:56Z
‎Dock Widget Tutorial

				
				
				
				
			
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  This tutorial shows examples on how to create docking widgets that dock to your main application.   This tutorial shows examples on how to create docking widgets that dock to your main application.
    
− The first confusing part about making docking windows is that you need to subclass KDockMainWindow rather than KMainWindow for your KDE application. In addition to converting over to KDockMainWindow, you will need to create two dock widget in order to notice any docking windows. In the example you will notice that one dock widget becomes the station for the other docking widget. Don't get confused between the child docking widgets and your main docking window. + The first confusing part about making docking windows is that you need to subclass KDockMainWindow rather than KMainWindow for your KDE application. In addition to converting over to KDockMainWindow, you will need to create two dock widget in order to notice any docking windows. In the example you will notice that one dock widget becomes the station for the other docking widget.
    
  '''Note:''' If you find this explanation incorrect please let me know.   '''Note:''' If you find this explanation incorrect please let me know.



Tampakrap: /* Dock Widget Tutorial */
2007-06-06T03:29:49Z
‎Dock Widget Tutorial

				
				
				
				
			
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  This tutorial shows examples on how to create docking widgets that dock to your main application.   This tutorial shows examples on how to create docking widgets that dock to your main application.
    
− The first confusing part about making docking windows is that you need to subclass KDockMainWindow rather KMainWindow for KDE application. In addition to converting over to KDockMainWindow, you will need to create two dock widgets in order to notice any docking windows. In the example you will notice that one dock widget becomes the station for the other docking widget. + The first confusing part about making docking windows is that you need to subclass KDockMainWindow rather than KMainWindow for your KDE application. In addition to converting over to KDockMainWindow, you will need to create two dock widget in order to notice any docking windows. In the example you will notice that one dock widget becomes the station for the other docking widget. Don't get confused between the child docking widgets and your main docking window.
    
  '''Note:''' If you find this explanation incorrect please let me know.   '''Note:''' If you find this explanation incorrect please let me know.
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  [[Category:KDE3]]   [[Category:KDE3]]
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  == tutkdockwidget.cpp ==   == tutkdockwidget.cpp ==



Tampakrap: /* Dock Widget Tutorial */
2007-06-06T03:27:15Z
‎Dock Widget Tutorial

				
				
				
				
			
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  This tutorial shows examples on how to create docking widgets that dock to your main application.   This tutorial shows examples on how to create docking widgets that dock to your main application.
  + 
  + The first confusing part about making docking windows is that you need to subclass KDockMainWindow rather KMainWindow for KDE application. In addition to converting over to KDockMainWindow, you will need to create two dock widgets in order to notice any docking windows. In the example you will notice that one dock widget becomes the station for the other docking widget.
  + 
  + '''Note:''' If you find this explanation incorrect please let me know.
    
  [[Image:Docked.gif]]   [[Image:Docked.gif]]
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  Start a new project using kdevelop   Start a new project using kdevelop
    
− 1. First start the Kdevelop. + 1. First start '''Kdevelop'''.
    
  2. Select '''New Project''' from the project menu   2. Select '''New Project''' from the project menu
    
  3. Select '''Simple KDE application''' located under C++ -> KDE   3. Select '''Simple KDE application''' located under C++ -> KDE
  + 
  + 4. Name the Application '''tutKDockWidget'''
  + 
  + 5. Copy and paste the following files over '''tutKDockWidget.cpp''' and '''tutKDockWidget.h'''
    
  [[Category:KDE3]]   [[Category:KDE3]]
  + 
  + 
  + == tutkdockwidget.cpp ==
    
  <code cppqt>   <code cppqt>
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  	mainDock->setDockSite(KDockWidget::DockFullSite);   	mainDock->setDockSite(KDockWidget::DockFullSite);
    
− 	//Prevent main docking for beable able to dock + 	//Prevent docking station from being able to dock
  	mainDock->setEnableDocking(KDockWidget::DockNone);   	mainDock->setEnableDocking(KDockWidget::DockNone);
    
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  #include "tutkdockwidget.moc"   #include "tutkdockwidget.moc"
  + </code>
  + 
  + == kdockwidget.h ==
  + 
  + <code cppqt>
  + #ifndef _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_
  + #define _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_
  + 
  + #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
  + #include <config.h>
  + #endif
  + 
  + #include <kdockwidget.h>
  + 
  + //Important: notice that its KDockMainWindow rather than KMainWindow
  + class tutKDockWidget : public KDockMainWindow
  + {
  +     Q_OBJECT
  + public:
  +     /**
  +      * Default Constructor
  +      */
  +     tutKDockWidget();
  + 
  +     /**
  +      * Default Destructor
  +      */
  +     virtual ~tutKDockWidget();
  + };
  + 
  + #endif // _TUTKDOCKWIDGET_H_
  </code>   </code>



Tampakrap: /* Dock Widget Tutorial */
2007-06-06T03:02:45Z
‎Dock Widget Tutorial

				
				
				
				
			
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  [[Category:KDE3]]   [[Category:KDE3]]
  + 
  + <code cppqt>
  + #include "tutkdockwidget.h"
  + 
  + #include <qlabel.h>
  + 
  + #include <kdockwidget.h>
  + #include <klocale.h>
  + 
  + tutKDockWidget::tutKDockWidget()
  +     : KDockMainWindow( 0, "tutKDockWidget" )
  + {
  + 	// set the shell's ui resource file
  + 	setXMLFile("tutkdockwidgetui.rc");
  + 
  + 	//define the main dock - Note: this window does not dock/undock
  + 	KDockWidget* mainDock;
  + 	mainDock = createDockWidget( "Falk's MainDockWidget", 0, 0L, "main_dock_widget");
  + 
  + 	//This can be any widget control
  + 	QLabel* cw = new QLabel("label1",mainDock,"label1");
  + 	mainDock->setWidget( cw);
  + 
  + 	//This informs how docking will take place
  + 	//KDockWidget::DockCorner = dock to all sides
  + 	//KDockWidget::DockFullSite = dock to all sides + center
  + 	//KDockWidget::DockFullDocking = KDockWidget::DockFullSite
  + 	mainDock->setDockSite(KDockWidget::DockFullSite);
  + 
  + 	//Prevent main docking for beable able to dock
  + 	mainDock->setEnableDocking(KDockWidget::DockNone);
  + 
  + 	
  + 	setView( mainDock); 
  + 	
  + 	//this tells the kDockMainWindow what control to use as its master dock control
  + 	setMainDockWidget( mainDock); 
  + 
  + 	//Here is really where the window that docks/undocked is defined
  + 	KDockWidget* dockLeft;
  + 	dockLeft = createDockWidget( "Intially left one", 0, 0L, i18n("The left dockwidget"));
  + 
  + 	//Again this can be any control
  + 	QLabel* aw = new QLabel("label2",dockLeft,"label2");
  + 	dockLeft->setWidget( aw);
  + 
  + 	//Dock the control to the left side with 20 width
  + 	dockLeft->manualDock( mainDock,KDockWidget::DockLeft,20);
  + }
  + 
  + tutKDockWidget::~tutKDockWidget()
  + {
  + }
  + 
  + #include "tutkdockwidget.moc"
  + </code>



Dhaumann: category KDE3
2007-06-05T20:58:07Z
category KDE3

				
				
				
				
			
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  3. Select '''Simple KDE application''' located under C++ -> KDE   3. Select '''Simple KDE application''' located under C++ -> KDE
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  + [[Category:KDE3]]

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	The first confusing part about making docking windows is that you need to subclass {{class\|KDockMainWindow\|kdelibs\|3.5}} rather than {{class\|KMainWindow\|kdelibs\|3.5}} for your KDE application. In addition to converting over to KDockMainWindow, you will need to create two dock widget in order to notice any docking windows. In the example you will notice that one dock widget becomes the station for the other docking widget.		The first confusing part about making docking windows is that you need to subclass {{class\|KDockMainWindow\|kdelibs\|3.5}} rather than {{class\|KMainWindow\|kdelibs\|3.5}} for your KDE application. In addition to converting over to KDockMainWindow, you will need to create two dock widget in order to notice any docking windows. In the example you will notice that one dock widget becomes the station for the other docking widget.
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−	~~'''Note:''' If you find this explanation incorrect please let me know.~~

	[[Image:Docked.gif]]		[[Image:Docked.gif]]

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	[[Category:KDE3]]		[[Category:KDE3]]
		+
		+	<code cppqt>
		+	#include "tutkdockwidget.h"
		+
		+	#include <qlabel.h>
		+
		+	#include <kdockwidget.h>
		+	#include <klocale.h>
		+
		+	tutKDockWidget::tutKDockWidget()
		+	: KDockMainWindow( 0, "tutKDockWidget" )
		+	{
		+	// set the shell's ui resource file
		+	setXMLFile("tutkdockwidgetui.rc");
		+
		+	//define the main dock - Note: this window does not dock/undock
		+	KDockWidget* mainDock;
		+	mainDock = createDockWidget( "Falk's MainDockWidget", 0, 0L, "main_dock_widget");
		+
		+	//This can be any widget control
		+	QLabel* cw = new QLabel("label1",mainDock,"label1");
		+	mainDock->setWidget( cw);
		+
		+	//This informs how docking will take place
		+	//KDockWidget::DockCorner = dock to all sides
		+	//KDockWidget::DockFullSite = dock to all sides + center
		+	//KDockWidget::DockFullDocking = KDockWidget::DockFullSite
		+	mainDock->setDockSite(KDockWidget::DockFullSite);
		+
		+	//Prevent main docking for beable able to dock
		+	mainDock->setEnableDocking(KDockWidget::DockNone);
		+
		+
		+	setView( mainDock);
		+
		+	//this tells the kDockMainWindow what control to use as its master dock control
		+	setMainDockWidget( mainDock);
		+
		+	//Here is really where the window that docks/undocked is defined
		+	KDockWidget* dockLeft;
		+	dockLeft = createDockWidget( "Intially left one", 0, 0L, i18n("The left dockwidget"));
		+
		+	//Again this can be any control
		+	QLabel* aw = new QLabel("label2",dockLeft,"label2");
		+	dockLeft->setWidget( aw);
		+
		+	//Dock the control to the left side with 20 width
		+	dockLeft->manualDock( mainDock,KDockWidget::DockLeft,20);
		+	}
		+
		+	tutKDockWidget::~tutKDockWidget()
		+	{
		+	}
		+
		+	#include "tutkdockwidget.moc"
		+	</code>

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	3. Select '''Simple KDE application''' located under C++ -> KDE		3. Select '''Simple KDE application''' located under C++ -> KDE
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		+	[[Category:KDE3]]